In criminal law, the testimony of a related witness cannot be discarded solely due to their relationship with the victim. This legal overview clarifies the distinction between related and interested witnesses, citing key Supreme Court rulings. It explains how natural witnesses provide admissible evidence that reliably forms the basis for a conviction, even without independent corroboration.
Witness
Circumstantial evidence can be form the basis of conviction if there is no eye witness and circumstances of chain is complete
Circumstantial evidence can be form the basis of conviction if there is no eye witness and circumstances of chain is complete. I am a teacher and the most senior staff member in my school after the principal. When the principal was on leave for ten months, I was in...